This paper presents a case study of the governance system of the Pastoral zone of Sondré-Est, a pastoral zone in the Central Southern part of Burkina Faso, mainly inhabited by people of Peulh ethnicity. Sondré-Est, which had been granted some level of management autonomy by the State, relies fully on natural resources to practice livestock breeding, their specialized activity.
Publication year
2016
Authors
Language
English
Keywords
pastoralisms, climate change, adaptation
Geographic
Burkina Faso
